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exploitive

[ UK /ɛksplˈɔ‍ɪtɪv/ ]
[ US /ɛksˈpɫɔɪtɪv, ɪksˈpɫɔɪtɪv/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. tending to exploit or make use of

How To Use exploitive In A Sentence

  • The ecosystem of value-added and exploitive businesses making a living off of Wikipedia will expand dramatically, which is bound to create plenty of unforeseen issues and controversies.
  • The details suggested a mean streak, an exploitive nature, a sloppy greediness, none of which seemed especially pleasant, let alone presidential.
  • Such music fests do not exist outside of a parasitic capitalist and Mafia-styled exploitive capitalist paradigm that is financed by the American government with American tax payer money.
  • Moreover, Heilongjiang province is no other than its core, initial, creative and exploitive region.
  • She prefers to skewer her opponents on the end of a rapier wit, whether it's bolshie feminists, exploitive therapists, or madcap utopian dreamers.
  • Our bodies took an exploitive angle under the aristocratic slump in the wall, covered with the newly-unclassified pictorial potpourri depicting the State secret of my love's childhood, from the Masurian Lakes to the Pripet Marshes. Soviet
  • Thus it is important to make exploitive measure of human resource in Chongqing, under the strategy of human resource to enforce our country.
  • Once it was clear that games fell into the purview of electronics, and electronics are for boyz, the demographic was established, and the ad industry was off to the races — spewing purely male, chauvinist, exploitive material down our throats for the next 20 years. Women Audiences, Women Characters
  • The details suggested a mean streak, an exploitive nature, a sloppy greediness, none of which seemed especially pleasant, let alone presidential.
  • His penchant for exploitive obviousness is in full tow. GreenCine Daily: DVDs, 1/5.
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